February 14, 1946
BAILEY BUGLE
BAILEY,NORTH CAROLINA
HEKE AND NOW
Because of the extra coal
required to heat the audi-
toriura, weekly chapel peri
ods v^ill be discontinued
until v;arner weather.
Members of the PTA will
hold their sixth meeting
of the year tonight at 7
o’clock.
Ifrs. Yi'inifred Mercer Imll
has replaced Mrs. Goorge
Finch as home .ocnnrinioe
instructor.
NameThe Student
ANS’.iDRS PG, 9
1. a. 10th boy
b. bluo "derby"
c. light brown hair
d. lazy, indifferent
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2, a. 9th girl
b. timid
c. blonde hair
d. formerly of llt.Plea-
sant
3. a. 8 B girl
b. small
c. light brown hair
d. quiet
4. a. loth girl 5. &. 9th boy
b. BUGLE helper b. tall
c. long, blonde hair c» unusually polite
d. studious d, light trovm hair
Class Work Averages 6 For First Semester
Evelyn Poole, coming to
Bailey from Swepsonville,
North Carolina, has joined
the staff of the Bugle as
assistant artist.
Those students averaging
honor roll for the first
semester v;ere Both Bis-
sette,Betty Doris Sanders,
Jackie Lois Edwards, Bar
bara Farmer, Ben Etheridge,
Jean B. Glover, and Octa-
via Beard.
lv!rs. Howard Farmer’s
tenth grade class and Mrs.
Laurine Lassiter's ■ yiitith
grade boys have dediccrtod
their "Citation for Patri
otic Devotion" in the 1945
Yar Fund Campaign to FRED
DIE GLOVER and BEIilJiCE FiJt-
MER respectively*
600 pieces of clothing
were donated to tho'war
relief during the clothing
drive. $36.03 was given by
the stud-Dnts and teachers
to the infantile paralysis
during the March of Dimes
Campaign> Donations are
still being received for
both drives.
Excluding journalism,
the subject having the
highest term average in
high school is shorthand
with an average of 86.Se
cond on the list is typing
with a standard of 85.
Agriculture and science,
biology and chemistry,
rank third, ouch support
ing 84, while geography
and home economics have 83.
The lowest grade was made
by the civics classes with
79 term average.
ELEVENTH GMD2
The most intellectual
group for the first sem
ester v/as the eleventh
grade, having an average
of 85. Ten B and eight
A were second since their
average was 84.
Those making honor rftll
for the third six weeks
were Jackie Lois Edwards,
10 A; Beth Biss:ette, 10 B|
Ben Etheridge, 9 B; Jean
B. Glover, 8^*.; and ^stcr
Ray Finch, 8 B.
Perfect attendance for
the first semester were
made by the follov/ing
students: Pansy R, Biss-
ette, Phyllis J. Finch,
Betty D. Sanders, Keith
Glover, Pete Stone, A1
Ti7illiams, Brooks Vick,Ar-
leen Langston, Clara F,V(il-
lians, Jackie L, Edwarids,
Millard Morgan, Octavia Be
ard, Louise Burnette, Ruth
Farmer, IvHarie Lamm, Bin
Etheridge, ''illard Flr.oh
Billy Morgan, Jean B.Gijv-
er, Jean Pace, Mavis
Scott Lewis, Mildred
Dorothy Jeans, and Tor.-
tie J. Lamm.